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Bikano Rasgulla vs Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee
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What's different
- •Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has about 24% more total sugar than Bikano Rasgulla (57.7 g vs 46.4 g per 100 g/ml).
- •Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has about 88% more protein than Bikano Rasgulla (3.4 g vs 1.8 g per 100 g/ml).
- •Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has about 48% more energy than Bikano Rasgulla (296 kcal vs 200 kcal per 100 g/ml).
- •Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee is ultra-processed; Bikano Rasgulla is processed.
- •Only Bikano Rasgulla lists the flagged ingredient Sodium Bisulphite.
- •Only Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee lists the flagged ingredients Sunset Yellow FCF and Carmoisine.
- •Only Bikano Rasgulla lists the allergen Sulphites.
Bikano Rasgulla
Fewer concerns on: Added & Hidden Sugar, Ultra-Processing & Refined Carbs, Artificial Colours & Dyes +1 more
Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee
Fewer concerns on: Protein & Fibre Content
Scores: both products fall in the Concerning band, so the small gap between them doesn't make one "safer". See each product's label findings below. Which difference matters most depends on who is eating or using it — that's your call.
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Safety Score
Bikano Rasgulla offers a traditional sweet with fewer artificial additives and lower sugar content compared to its competitor.
Safety Score
Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee is a sweet with higher sugar and the inclusion of artificial colors and unspecified flavourings.
Side by side
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Concern match
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What matters most to you?
For , scores higher ( vs ). This is only a per-concern fit lens — it doesn't change the overall safety score, where still has the higher score.
For , the two are evenly matched. The overall safety verdict is unchanged.
This one is read from the two ingredient lists rather than measured by the Decode Label engine — useful for choosing, but it is not a safety finding.
Both Bikano Rasgulla and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee contain low levels of sodium, with 40 mg and 26.08 mg per 100g respectively, making them comparable in this regard.
Bikano Rasgulla scores higher due to its slightly lower sugar content at 46.4g per 100g compared to Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee, which contains 57.74g of sugar per 100g, with 'Refined Sugar' as its primary ingredient.
Both Bikano Rasgulla and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee are comparable, with very low saturated fat content (0.4g and 0.52g per 100g respectively) and no trans fat listed.
Bikano Rasgulla scores higher as its ingredient list, including 'Cottage Cheese' and 'Rose Water', suggests a less complex formulation compared to Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee, which lists 'Refined Sugar' and multiple artificial colors and flavorings.
Bikano Rasgulla contains no listed artificial colors, while Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee includes 'Sunset Yellow FCF' and 'Carmoisine', which are artificial dyes.
Neither Bikano Rasgulla nor Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee explicitly list MSG or other common flavour enhancers, making them comparable in this aspect.
Neither Bikano Rasgulla nor Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee list any artificial sweeteners in their ingredients.
Both products contain preservatives, with Bikano Rasgulla listing 'Sodium Bisulphite' and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee listing 'Preservative' without further specification, making them comparable in their inclusion of additives.
Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has a slightly higher protein content at 3.38g per 100g and includes 1.81g of fibre, which is not listed for Bikano Rasgulla.
Bikano Rasgulla scores higher due to its lower sugar content and absence of artificial colors, contributing to a comparatively better nutritional profile than Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee.
Bikano Rasgulla
In its favour, from the label
- Lower sugar content (46.4g per 100g)
- Absence of artificial colors
- Simpler ingredient list including 'Cottage Cheese' and 'Rose Water'
Label findings to note
- Contains 'Sodium Bisulphite' as a preservative
- Lower protein and no listed fibre content compared to Haldiram's
Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee
In its favour, from the label
- Slightly higher protein content (3.38g per 100g)
- Contains dietary fibre (1.81g per 100g)
Label findings to note
- Very high added sugar
- Contains Sunset Yellow (INS 110) and Carmoisine (INS 122), synthetic colours linked to hyperactivity in children; the EU requires a pack warning for each
- Highly processed (NOVA) and high in sugar
- Flavouring not disclosed — the label does not say which substance this is
- Preservative, flavouring not disclosed — 2 additive classes are named without saying which substances they are
Bikano Rasgulla vs Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee — frequently asked questions
Bikano Rasgulla has less per 100 g/ml. Bikano Rasgulla has 46.4 g and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has 57.7 g of total sugar per 100 g/ml.
Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has more per 100 g/ml. Bikano Rasgulla has 1.8 g and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has 3.4 g of protein per 100 g/ml.
They are about the same. Bikano Rasgulla has 40 mg and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has 26.1 mg of sodium per 100 g/ml.
They are about the same. Bikano Rasgulla has 0.4 g and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee has 0.5 g of saturated fat per 100 g/ml.
Decode Label rates Bikano Rasgulla as processed and Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee as ultra-processed, from their ingredient lists.
Bikano Rasgulla's ingredient list includes Milk and Sulphites. Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee's ingredient list includes Milk. Check each pack for "may contain" warnings if you have an allergy.
Bikano Rasgulla lists Sodium Bisulphite. Haldiram's Nagpur Orange Burfee lists Sunset Yellow FCF and Carmoisine.
Flagged ingredients in this comparison
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